Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-07-09

L. Lewis.
Misses Rebecca Thompson re-
turned home from Shreveport, La,
Thursday, accompanied by Mrs. P.
Pickett, who will spend the summer
here.
Mr.. r. H. Mason's family and their
boarders, Mr.. Us. Doyle and family,
with a number of their friends, spent
last Wednesday picnicing at Nichol-
son springs.
MIR. Reed M. McLane, of Kissi-
met, Fla, reached here Thursday.
M. McLane will return to Florida in
a few days, but his family will remain
at the Warren House for the summer.
MIR. d. B. Carson and family left
on Saturday morning last for Crab
Orchard, KY, the old home of Mr..
Carson, where they will spend two
or three weeks among his relatives.
Misses Addie and Mamie Hen
derson returned to their home at
Winchester today (Friday) after a
pleasant visit of two weeks to the
family of Mr.. w. S. Maddux at this
place.
MIR. w. H. Magness, Jr., assist
ant cashier of the National Bank of
McMinnville, left on Thursday
morning for Red Boiling Springs in
Macon county, where he will recu-
perate for month.
General rains have visited all
sections of Warren county during the
last week. We had a regular gully
washer Sunday morning in Nc
Minnville, and have had number
gilmore gentle ones since.
Work has been begun again on
the new Methodist church at this
place. A scaffold has been built for
finishing up the tower, and the audi
torium will be gotten ready for use
early as possible.
The horse of Judge VIM H
Magness became frightend at the
fireworks last Monday night and ran
away with the buggy on College
street, near Mr.. WOmack's residence
overturning the buggy in a gully
Judge Magness was thrown under
the horse and buggy, and received
some severe bruises, from which hi
has since been confined to his room
-STRAYED-From my farm il
18th district of Warren county, OF
Tuesday, June 2Sth, large deep rec
cow, heavy with calf, also two heif
ers, two years old this fall, one rec
with white back, the other white anC
brindle spotted. Persons knowing
of whereabouts of these cattle pleas,
leave same at STANDARD Office O
address me at Gath, Warren county
Tenn. n. l.. BROWN.
We understand that the accom-
mediation train which now runs be
tween Nashville and Tullahoma vii
hereafter run to McMinnville every
Saturday night, returning to Tulla
homa Sunday afternoon. This viii
give Nashville business men who's
families are summering at McMinn
vile or Nicholson springs an oppor
tunity to visit their families on Sun
day, without losing any time from
business hours either Saturday O
Monday.
We understand that Mr.. S.
Walling, ,Jr. ,and Mr.. VIM. White hav
purchased a one-third interest in tn
Annis Cotton Mills at this place. w
are glad to know that Mr.. Wallin
has again acquired a business inter
est in McNinnville, and that there j
probability Of his returning her
as a permanent resident within tn
next year. The new stock in tn
Annis Mills will give the Compan
ample capital upon which to operat
and to take advantage of the bes
markets in the purchase Of raw mate
rials.
The old andneW boards of Direc
ors of the McMinnville Building
Loan and Savings Association, met 6
the Courthouse last Monday. A
there was much dissatisfaction owe
the elections made by the StockholC
ers meeting on the first Monday i
June, many of the members claim
ing it to be illegal, the old board d,
) cided by vote offs to 4 to hold owe,
: Messrs. J. L. Garnett, j. f. Jone
l.. J. Potter and ". w. WallaC
? rendered their designations and di
5 posed of their stock in the Associt
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